Mr. Mark Brown Jr.
i stretched up to 0g with these, they do what they need to! no problems at all with them, the tunnels are super comfortable and a cute shade of pink. would reccomend washing them often because of the acrylic getting stinky, but other than that they're perfect!

James Whitney
Love these all the way around the color and the flexibility. They're easy to clean, easy to put in and out durable definitely for the price. I didn't really need the whole set but kind of have to do that sometimes. Overall great, thank you!

Lauren Jones
Love the bag! I had thought the tunnels were metal but I can't complain for the price plus silicone tunnels help to stretch too!

Daniel Jones
Took a little bit longer to increase from a size 8 to 6.They also work on my nipples. I wanted to go from 14 to 10. I'm now at 12.

Nathaniel Hill
Durable product with correct sizing. Great buy.

Katelyn Mclean
If you just want to stretch up as fast & cheap as possible get this kit to start. Remember this is essentially just a stretching kit and not actual jewelry, if you decide you like what 4g or you’re happy at 00g just buy quality jewelry at the size you’re happy with.The sizes are awg so there’s a few jumps at more than 1mm and your lobes will feel that while stretching. I wrapped the plugs in teflon (plumbers) tape to size up .25mm every few days and eventually move up two millimeters to the next plug size. The tapers make the size up very easy when your ears are ready. I never used the tunnels because they seem cheap and flimsy and just don’t trust them while stretching.Remember to clean them daily maybe every other day the most and you’ll be just fine with this kit.

Karen Pham
I lost my old set of tapers for stretching my ears and these ones are my go-to for ear stretching.Super easy to use, and very durable.

Mary Chavez
There's a few things to like, such as the quantity for the price. You're pretty set with this kit so it was pretty good for beginners as it puts it. The only thing I didn't like was that the color was a bit off. They appear almost as if they have this black gradient on them but it's just one solid color, and not as bright or neon blue but more light like baby blue. Was the reason I specifically chose these and decided I don't like how they look. I might get a steel set in either silver or gold instead, kinda lost the first smallest gauges that start the stetching down the sink drain and can't use any of em as I stopped after getting to the second size and they pretty much closed back to normal earring holes. A part of me is still conflicting whether to gauge as my lobes are double pierced and I really like how 2 diamond studs look with each other, but that's the other good thing about this product. You don't have to feel too bad or like you wasted a lot of money to try and even see if it's for you. If a beginner, maybe choose a set that comes with stretching oil or something of that sort. I used like rubbing alcohol to disinfect the gauges and then some petroleum jelly I found lying around to help push them thru and it stung a bit. Not like from them stretching but from the jelly and alcohol touching open skin so save yourself some trouble and get a set that comes with oil or aftercare with em. I didn't know what I was doing at first and didn't anticipate how awful it would actually be to try gauging without any but I'm sure you'll split your lobe like those who jump/skip a size, or have it sting from improvising like I did, but I recommend a kit that comes with it for safety and ease